Eye Clinic
Ophthalmic surgery involves all conditions and disorders of the eye and eyelids. It is carried out by a highly specialised group of doctors, called ophthalmologists, who have undertaken a long period of advanced training.
The eyes are one of the most delicate structures in the human body which require careful and timely surgical intervention to stabilise or improve vision. Eyelid surgery is important to ensure the ocular surface is adequately protected and allow the visual system to function correctly.
It is important to see an ophthalmic surgeon, even when surgery is not required. Ophthalmic surgeons specialise in all aspects of eye health, and will talk to you about maintaining good vision and preventing disease. When surgery is needed, ophthalmic surgeons are trained to perform surgery to the highest standards both inside the eyeball (intraocular) and on the delicate eyelid skin.
Dry Eye Treatment
Dry eye disease is very common, affecting approximately 1 in 5 people and increasing with age. The lacrimal glands produce tears to lubricate the ocular surface and help keep the eye healthy.
Go to TreatmentEntropion/Ectropion Eyelid Repair
Over time with age, the ligament supporting the eyelid to the orbital rim can weaken resulting in eyelid laxity.
Go to TreatmentEye Cysts (Chalazion)
A chalazion is a small swelling on the eyelids which can persist for months or even years.
Go to TreatmentEyelid Lumps and Bumps
Lumps and bumps on the eyelids can include benign lesions such as skin tags (papillomas), benign intradermal naevi, xanthelasma, warts and moles.
Go to TreatmentInflamed Eyelids (Blepharitis)
Blepharitis is a chronic inflammatory condition of the eyelids, secondary to an overgrowth of bacteria on the eyelashes and eyelids resulting in MGD.
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